Dreaming of a White Christmas...?
KBDi Silver Sponsor, The English Tapware Company, has added elegance and style to a ‘White Christmas’ window dressing in their Sydney shop front this year.
The English Tapware Company has collaborated with local Sydney artist, Georgie Boyd, to create this inspiring setting; with a neutral colour palette and a tasteful selection of organic elements, including feather wreaths and baskets of pine cones, passers-by couldn’t help but dream of a Scandinavian Christmas! The handcrafted Greg Hatton tree and trestle table by Elements I Love add a rustic but elegant feel.
This stunning display is the perfect backdrop for the launch of the new satin brass Perrin & Rowe tapware finish, which sits upon a Hecker Guthrie kitchenette. Also making their debut, the beautiful brass Pendant 45 lights by David Moreland Design demand attention, and will be sure to make it to many a Christmas wish list!
If you’re in Sydney between now and Christmas, make sure you pop in and see the display, along with The English Tapware Co’s inspiriting collections of tapware, bathware and accessories. The showroom is located at 170 Queen Street, Woollahra.
Along with their Sydney showroom, the Company can be found at 129 Church Street, Hawthorn (Melbourne). They also distribute nationwide through a selection of boutique showrooms, and have a sister company, ‘In Residence’ in New Zealand.
For further information, visit englishtapware.com.au
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